The MobiCASE organizing committee is pleased to announce a call for
workshop papers that describe research and industry efforts underway in
the mobile wireless computing community that investigate mobile user
interactivity. The workshop will allow scientists and practitioners
from both academia and industry to highlight their best work in mobile
applications and service provisioning.
We seek novel submissions in mobile applications and systems research. The
workshop will provide a forum for researchers to present works in progress
on the following topics:
Topics
| Mobile applications |
Service Provisioning for mobile users |
- Mobile social networking, such as crowd-sourcing or twittering
- Healthcare, such as emergency notification or body monitoring systems
- Transportation, such as nav-sat systems or traffic congestion management
- Applications for enterprise environments
- Personalization and context-aware applications
- Online mobile targeted advertising
- M-commerce, mobile ticketing, m-retailing
- Mobile entertainment, mobile multimedia, mobile and context-aware games
- Novel user experience and interfaces
- Mobile Web 2.0 and mobile web application frameworks (such as Mobile
Ajax, Mobile Flash, J2ME, and others)
- Supporting toolkits, programming languages, or libraries
- Use of hardware features such as accelerometers, touch sensing, and GPS
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- Application lifecycle management and distribution models
- Smartphone platforms (e.g. Windows Mobile, iPhone, Symbian, Android)
- Adaptive, self-configuring applications
- Context-modeling and ontologies
- Support for large-scale, scalable messaging and event processing
- End-user network monitoring and management
- Middleware and distributed systems in support of mobile applications
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Paper submission
Papers will be limited to 6 single-spaced, double-column, 8.5" x 11"
pages with 10-point font. The MobiCASE Workshop on Innovative Mobile
User Interactivity requires that all papers (both research and industry)
describe novel, unpublished work, not concurrently under review.
Workshop proceedings will be published in Springer’s LNICST series.
Please email manuscripts directly to wschair2009 at mobicase.org .
Important dates
Papers due: September 1, 2009, 11:59 PM EDT
Acceptance Notification: September 7, 2009
Camera-ready due: September 14, 2009
Organizing committee
Workshop chair: Ben Greenstein, Intel Labs Seattle
Program committee members:
Murali Annavaram, USC
Nina Bhatti, HP Labs
Ben Greenstein, Intel Labs Seattle
Yiming Ji, UCSB
Thomas Phan, Microsoft
Andreas Terzis, Johns Hopkins University
Alexander Varshavsky, AT&T Labs
Guang Yang, Nokia Research
Pablo Vidales, Deutsche Telekom R&D Labs
Petros Zerfos, IBM Watson Research Center
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